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 ## Running
 Collect the following information:
 1. [Generate](https://www.uuidgenerator.net/version4) a v4 uuid for the device ID
-1. OnStar login: username, password, PIN
-1. Your car's VIN. Easily found in the monthly OnStar diagnostic emails.
-1. MQTT server information: hostname, username, password
-    1. If using TLS, define `MQTT_PORT` and `MQTT_TLS=true`
+2. OnStar login: username, password, PIN
+3. Your car's VIN. Easily found in the monthly OnStar diagnostic emails.
+4. MQTT server information: hostname, username, password
+    4a. If using TLS, define `MQTT_PORT` and `MQTT_TLS=true`
 
-Supply these values to the ENV vars below.
-### [Docker](https://hub.docker.com/r/michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt)
 
-```shell
-docker run \
-  --env ONSTAR_DEVICEID= \
-  --env ONSTAR_VIN= \
-  --env ONSTAR_USERNAME= \
-  --env ONSTAR_PASSWORD= \
-  --env ONSTAR_PIN= \
-  --env MQTT_HOST= \
-  --env MQTT_USERNAME \
-  --env MQTT_PASSWORD \
-  michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt:latest
-```
-### docker-compose
-```yaml
-  onstar2mqtt:
-    container_name: onstar2mqtt
-    image: michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt
-    restart: unless-stopped
-    env_file:
-      - /srv/containers/secrets/onstar2mqtt.env
-    environment:
-    - ONSTAR_DEVICEID=
-    - ONSTAR_VIN=
-    - MQTT_HOST=
-```
-onstar2mqtt.env:
-```shell
-ONSTAR_USERNAME=
-ONSTAR_PASSWORD=
-ONSTAR_PIN=
-MQTT_USERNAME=
-MQTT_PASSWORD=
-```
 ### Node.js
-It's a typical node.js application, define the same environment values as described in the docker sections and run with:
-`npm run start`. Currently, this is only tested with Node.js 12.x.
+It's a typical node.js application, but I am unfamiliar on how to pass ENV vars, so if someone wants to create a PR to explain how to do that, be my guest. 
+To install and run do the following commands. 
+`sudo wget https://www.github.com/bennydabee/onstar2mqtt
+ cd onstar2mqtt
+ npm install
+`
+The following is required as I am unfamilar with the ENV vars for NPM. 
+`
+ cd src
+ sudo nano index.js
+`
+Make the following lines similar to this 
+`deviceId: process.env.ONSTAR_DEVICEID || 'uuidhere',
+    vin: process.env.ONSTAR_VIN || 'vinhere',
+    username: process.env.ONSTAR_USERNAME 'usernamehere',
+    password: process.env.ONSTAR_PASSWORD 'password here',
+    onStarPin: process.env.ONSTAR_PIN 'pinhere',
+`
+`
+const mqttConfig = {
+    host: process.env.MQTT_HOST || 'haip',
+    username: process.env.MQTT_USERNAME || 'mqttusername',
+    password: process.env.MQTT_PASSWORD || 'mqttpassword',
+    port: parseInt(process.env.MQTT_PORT) || 1883,
+    tls: process.env.MQTT_TLS || false,
+    prefix: process.env.MQTT_PREFIX || 'homeassistant',
+    namePrefix: process.env.MQTT_NAME_PREFIX || '',
+`
+After all this run `cd ..` and then `npm run start` and it should now connect and you will have OnStarJS in your HA MQTT
 
 ### Home Assistant configuration templates
 MQTT auto discovery is enabled. For further integrations and screenshots see [HA-MQTT.md](HA-MQTT.md).